According to officials, the Mother Son Daughter Burned in Cylinder Fire happened in the Jakkanpur area of Patna. Gas leakage from the stove caused flames to spread quickly inside the room. The mother, Poonam Devi (32), and her two children—Sunny Kumar (14) and Anjani Kumari (11)—got trapped inside and suffered serious burn injuries.

Neighbours rushed to help after hearing their cries. They pulled the gas cylinder outside and controlled the flames before firefighters reached the spot.

All three victims were first taken to PMCH and later shifted to a private hospital in Kankarbagh. Doctors said Sunny suffered about 90% burns, Anjani about 80%, while their mother received around 25% burns. The two children remain in critical condition.

The family is financially weak, and locals have appealed for help with the medical expenses.

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Eyewitnesses shared painful memories of the Nalanda Stampede. One woman said her mother pushed her toward the stairs to save her from the crushing crowd. In her final moments, the mother reportedly told her daughter, “Go daughter, we will not survive,” before the crowd separated them.

Relatives cried outside hospitals as bodies were taken back to their villages. Several children lost their mothers in the tragedy, leaving many families shattered.

Officials have started an investigation into the incident. Early reports suggest overcrowding and poor crowd management during the temple gathering may have triggered the deadly stampede.

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The collision took place near Gambhirgarh under the Sukhani police station area. A dumper carrying gravel reportedly lost control and rammed into a rice-laden truck coming from West Champaran. The impact was so severe that both vehicles caught fire within moments.

Three including two truck drivers burned alive after horrific collision in Bihar Kishanganj as flames spread rapidly, trapping the drivers inside their cabins. The cleaner of one truck also died in the fire. Another helper managed to escape but suffered serious burn injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital.

Fire brigade teams reached the scene quickly and worked for nearly two hours to control the blaze. Police later removed the burnt vehicles to clear the highway and restore traffic movement.

Authorities have started an investigation to find the exact cause of the accident. Local officials said further action will follow after the inquiry report.

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All the victims were from Meenapur block and were returning home after visiting a fair in Samastipur. The deceased were Binda Sahni (65), Bandhu Sahni (55), Chandeshwar Sahni (55), and Beauty Kumar. Two women, Pramila Devi and Siya Devi, were seriously injured. Eyewitnesses said the horrific accident in Muzaffarpur was so intense that bodies were scattered on the road.

Police rushed to the spot and shifted the injured to SKMCH Hospital. Senior doctors and officers were present as grieving families arrived. Authorities have begun investigations while the bodies were sent for post-mortem.

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